PUCRS School of Business

Collaboration for Research and

Higher Education:

Brazil & Sweden

Leonardo Rocha de Oliveira, Ph.D.

PUCRS School of Business

Leonardo Rocha de Oliveira, Ph.D

PUCRS – Pontifical University of Rio Grande do Sul

School of Business

Porto AlegreAcademic Education

1989 Civil Engineering (UFRGS)

1994 M.Sc. Industrial Engineering (UFRGS)

1998 Ph.D. University of Salford

2013 Post-Doc – University of Skövde

Academic Employment

1999 – USP - Industrial Engineering

2000 – UFRGS – Industrial Engineering

2003 – PUCRS – School of Business

PUCRS School of Business

Time in Sweden

Business or Pleasure ??

Pleasure – Swedish Culture & Civilization

Do Not Get Hurt !!

Traveling in Sweden

Traveling in Europe

Make your plans ahead

Nobody works in July

Business – Publish or Perish !!

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Publish or Perish

Collaboration for Research & Publishing

Evaluate the University

Evaluate the research (issues & people)

Collaboration for Publishing

Oliveira, L. R.; Swed1, A. B. & Swed2, C. D. (2015)

Swed1, A. B.; Oliveira, L. R. & Swed2, C. D. (2015)

Swed1, A. B.; & Swed2, C. D. & Oliveira, L. R. (2015)

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Publish or Perish

Conference Articles and Participation

To understand the “State of the Art” in your research area;

Identify researchers, research groups and institutions;

Research interest and support groups (Blogs, Mailing lists, Linkedin)

Public and private special interest institutions

FOI (Swedish Defense Research Agency)

MSB (Swedish Contingencies Agency)

COMDEFESA (FIERGS)

Research Funding and Call for Proposals

Linnaeus Palme

CAPES / STINT call for proposals

Call for Papers in Journals

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Accomplishments

Agreements

University of Skövde / PUCRS

Academic agreement – concluded in October 2013;

Research proposals

LINNAEUS-PALME – APPROVED - international exchange program to

stimulate cooperation between Sweden and developing countries.

To strengthen the internationalization of Swedish institutions.

SWB: Special Visiting Researcher - Submitted - to attract senior

researchers in Brazil for up to three months a year, over three years

CAPES / STINT – Submitted - Joint Brazilian - Swedish Research

Collaboration program to strengthen Swedish research and higher

education by developing and establishing international partnerships.

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Research Collaboration

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Academic Exchange

University of Linköping – academic agreement (ongoing)

The Central Crisis Management Group;

Security and Emergency Management - to establish a world-leading platform for

strategic interdisciplinary research in crisis management, safety and protection

of the public infrastructure. The research combines technology and ethics, with

knowledge of decision-making and management.

SNDC

Training and education for military and civilian personnel in leading

positions, both nationally and internationally as part of the contribution

to the management of crisis situations and security

Research exchange – projects on Cyber Security, Critical Information Infrastructure

Protection (CIIP) and Information Assurance concerning policies and approaches in

different countries, under the CATS (Center for Asymmetric Threat Studies)

umbrella.

PUCRS School of Business

Research Collaboration

Chamada CNPq/Pandiá Nº 29/2014

Research in International Security and National Defense

FOI (Swedish Defense Research Agency)

International CBRN security - cover threat analysis,

disarmament and non-proliferation of chemical and biological

weapons.

MSB (Swedish Contingencies Agency)

Preparedness and Prevention of Emergencies and Crises

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Business Exchange

Gothia Science Park / TecnoPucrs

Linking academia and companies interests business collaboration

Innovation for development

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Reinventing

Myself

New approaches for conducting research work

Leonardo Rocha de Oliveira, Ph.D.Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Skövde

Professor at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul (PUCRS)

PUCRS School of Business

Research Approach

Bibliometrics

Grounded ResearchTheories

Literature Review

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Level

MACRO

META

MESO

MICRO

Supply

Chain

Supply Chain Network

• Tesco• Wall Mart• Carrefour

• GM• Volvo• Audi

• Dell• HP• Apple

Performance for Competitiveness: all players involved

Research Overview

How do I protect my

employees privacy

in the workplace?Which tracking

devices I should use

for transporting my

products?

How should I protect

the design files of my

products?How could I assure that

contracts are safe in my

company?

How can I assure

authenticity for my

email messages?

How could I assure

that my customers

data are safe?

How should I manage

communications

safety for the whole

supply chain?

How should I protect

my company’s main

assets

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Framework for Cyber Security

Evaluation of Supply Chain Performance

MaturityScale

1- Inexistent

2- Punctual

3- Integrated

4- Managerial

5- Optimization

Cyber security

evaluation for supply

chain networks

Reliability

Responsiveness

Agility

Costs

Assets

Macro

evaluation

Strategic

Tactical

Operational

Supply Chain Network

TescoWall MartCarrefour

GMVolvoAudi

DellHP

AppleSAAB

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Evaluation Framework

Data: _____/______/__________

Company : ______________________________________________________________Name: __________________________________________

Instructions: This research framework aims to identify the role of C2 systems for improving competitiveness in supply chain networks

Please choose ONLY ONE option for each line for assessing the role of C2 systems in supply networks (║ X ║), which are:

1- Unexistent - it does not apply for protection agains cyber attacks

2 - Punctual -cyber security practices and devices applying just for some companies, products or services

3- Integrated - cyber security practices and devices involve the supply chain as whole, but just at operational level

4- Managerial - cyber security practices apply for all supply chain providing measurements to support decision making

5- Optimization - the managerial results from cyber security practices are used for improving supply chain competitivity

If the chosen maturity level is Managed or Optimized, please inform in the Specification item how it is met in the supply chain.

N° Criteria 1 2 3 4 5 Controling Specification

1

Perfect order

fulfillment (item,

quantity)

║ ║ ║ ║ ║ ║ ║ ║ ║ ║

2

Delivery performance

(date, amount, place

and quality)

║ ║ ║ ║ ║ ║ ║ ║ ║ ║

3

Accurate

documentation

(compliance, payment

and Shipping)

║ ║ ║ ║ ║ ║ ║ ║ ║ ║

4

Perfect condition

(damage, defect,

packing, returns)

║ ║ ║ ║ ║ ║ ║ ║ ║ ║

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bil

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CYBER SECURITY EVALUATION FOR SUPPLY CHAIN NETWORKS

PUCRS School of Business

A Framework to Evaluate Cyber

Security for Protecting Supply Chain

Performance

Leonardo Rocha de Oliveira, Ph.D.

Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Skövde

Professor at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio Grande do Sul (PUCRS)